Blog (Seasonal) - Visit Lancashire

Looking for a pumpkin patch to make those special memories this Halloween? Then look no further, there are plenty of patches for you to choose from in Lancashire.

There’s something wonderful about a trip to the beach in summer. Feeling the soft warm sand between your toes, the smell of the fresh sea air, and the taste of delicious ice cream, especially if you can bring your four-legged friend along too.

Although some of Lancashire’s beaches impose restrictions during the summer months, there are still plenty of great dog-friendly beaches waiting to be explored.

The leaves are starting to change colour yet, here in Lancashire, we are still being blessed with beautiful blue skies and warmer days, making it the perfect time to book a short break.

Halloween is fast approaching and there’s no better way to get into the spooky spirit than pumpkin picking.

Get in the Christmas spirit and visit one of Lancashire's exciting festive events happening this weekend. 

Bonfire night is here! There are lots of organised bonfire and firework’s displays happening across Lancashire so you can celebrate safely. If fireworks aren’t your thing, there’s still plenty of things happening across the county this weekend, so there’s no need to be bored.

There’s no better way to enjoy the summer sun than sharing a delicious picnic with friends and family. With miles of soft golden sand and luscious green countryside to explore, Lancashire is home to some of the best picnic spots in the country.

There is something magical about visiting a historic hall in the winter months, from the sparkling frost covered gardens and warming banqueting halls, to the heavily decorated foyers and giant Christmas trees. Discover a warm welcome and a touch of sparkle on your next visit and be rest assured Lancashire will be celebrating in style this winter.  

The world-famous Blackpool Illuminations need little introduction. Commencing in 1894, three million people now visit the greatest free light show on Earth each year, extending Blackpool’s tourism season from the end of August until early November.

Just because it’s winter that’s no excuse to pack away the picnic gear and hide away indoors.